A major ERC-7702 exploit is compromising wallets, and a new free Telegram bot tool lets users instantly check if they're affected. Builders can leverage this trend to create timely content or services around wallet security.
excellent repoting from
@MetaFinancialAI
The ERC-7702 exploit has compromised thousands of wallets.
We just shipped a free security tool on our bot — check if YOUR wallet has been delegated to a malicious contract.
/check7702 in our Telegram bot scans 6 chains instantly:
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A new AI system analyzes CEO language across earnings calls to predict company performance ahead of the market, offering a potential edge for investors and builders seeking data-driven signals.
I built a system that measures what CEOs actually think, not what they say. It tracks 199 sensors across 169,000 earnings transcripts.
It detected Apple's AI collapse one quarter early.
It flagged CVNA at $11 before the 44x run.
It caught Nadella's language running ahead
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Major AI releases like Cursor 3 and Gemma 4 are shifting focus from single-task tools to agentic workflows, signaling a trend toward multi-agent automation. Builders should watch this shift as it opens new opportunities for scalable, automated income streams.
Every single major AI release this week is telling the same story, and most people haven't connected the dots yet.
→ Cursor 3 rebuilt its entire UI around managing agent fleets, not editing files
→ Google's Gemma 4 is optimized for agentic workflows and runs locally on your
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A new survey breaks down how AI models are evolving from simple tool calls to complex, multi-step workflows. Builders can use these insights to spot emerging automation patterns and identify where to focus product or service development.
A new survey that helps you better understand tool use in AI
Shows how models move from single tool calls to full multi-step orchestration, covering:
- Single calls vs. long-horizon workflows
- Sequential, graph-based, re-planning, feedback loops
- Trajectory synthesis and
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VTS has introduced Asset Intelligence, an AI-powered tool for lease abstraction using massive real estate data. Builders should watch this as it signals growing demand for AI automation in property management and potential SaaS opportunities.
This week in AI for Real Estate was stacked.
Here are the 7 biggest stories I'm watching:
1) VTS just launched Asset Intelligence. AI-driven lease abstraction built on 13 billion SF of data and 600,000+ leases. You can now talk to your lease portfolio in plain English through
A new tournament is forecasting how AI will impact jobs and wages through 2035, with $35,000 in prizes for predictions. Builders can use these insights to spot emerging opportunities or threats in the labor market.
How will AI reshape the labor market?
We just launched the Labor Automation Tournament to forecast how automation will affect jobs, wages, and the workforce through 2035, with $35,000 in prizes for predictions and analysis.
More info below!
This tweet shares real-world performance comparisons between leading AI models and frameworks, highlighting Gemma 4's impressive 180 tokens/sec speed. Builders can use these insights to choose faster, more efficient models for their AI products.
GPT is waiting for the MoE model to download, Opus is installing llama-cpp-python to compare against, and Kimi thinks it has a bug is in sliding attention...180 tok/s from GPT on the little Gemma 4.
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A new benchmark from Collinear AI highlights major differences in planning ability among top frontier AIs, with Claude Opus 4.6 outperforming rivals in simulated financial strategy. Builders can use this insight to spot which models are most reliable for automation or investment tools.
BREAKING: Claude Opus 4.6 turned $200K into $1.27M.
> Grok 4.20 went bankrupt twice.
> Claude Sonnet wrote the correct strategy on turn 7 and immediately ignored it for the rest of the year.
Collinear AI's new benchmark just exposed the biggest planning gap in frontier AI
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A massive 754B parameter AI model (1.51TB) is now available on Hugging Face, signaling rapid growth in open access to large-scale models. Builders should watch for new opportunities in leveraging or productizing such models.
754B parameters, 1.51TB on Hugging Face
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This analysis reveals how blocking AI crawlers impacts citation frequency in AI-generated content, offering insight into content visibility and potential traffic sources for builders leveraging AI-driven platforms.
Do News Publishers That Block AI Crawlers Get Cited Less Often by AI?
"Using data from Citation Labs’ AI citation-tracking tool, XOFU, we examined 4 million citations from 3,600 prompts in ChatGPT, Gemini, AI Overviews, and AI Mode, across 10 industries."
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Cursor differentiates itself by routing requests to Claude/OpenAI APIs and hosting its own Composer 2 model, raising questions about their cost structure. Builders should note this hybrid approach as a signal of evolving AI SaaS strategies and potential pricing models.
Cursor is different. They route requests to Claude/OpenAI API and host their own Composer 2 model.
I’m not sure how much they subsidize on their end.